I just had to share with you all the gorgeous vintage journaling boxes I have received from Your Creative Studio, they are so stunningly beautiful and full of delightful journaling goodies, ephemera, die cuts, notebooks, stamps, vintage bulldog clips, journal stickers, washi tape and scrapbook supplies to fulfill all of your creative journaling needs. 

I will be showing you what was the August box and what I have created, then sharing my videos and unboxings, including journal with me videos using the July and September boxes. (Scroll to near the bottom for the videos).

You can sign up for a subscription here (US, but they do ship to the UK)

Disclaimer: These boxes were gifted to me to review, but I love them and would buy them myself..

Brusho and Pigment Powder Techniques in your Art Journal and Mixed Media pages including wet and dry and painting with Brusho and powder pigment.

Hi all a quick post to share my video from a Facebook Live in my FB Group Kerrymay Makes A Mess from last year that I have edited down.

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Colourcraft Crystal Colours Brusho 
​Little Rainbow Moon Pigment Powders
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Today I'm excited to be sharing a video of my favourite art techniques: using napkins and serviettes as decoupage for backgrounds in your art journals and art journaling pages.

This is a collab video hop with the lovely Lisa for  Lollipop Box's 6th Birthday and is a hop between several other great papercraft and journal You Tubers (links after the video).

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​Hi all, today I am sharing a recent art journal with me mixed media and collage video from a Facebook Live from my art and journaling group: Kerrymay Makes A Mess 

The video shows you step by step how I created a zetti art style collage in a Teesha Moore style.

If you want to journal along with me or have a go at a later time you will need some of the resources that I used:

Acrylic paints, an old credit card style card, gold paints, a magazine with models in it and interesting bits of papers with unusual bright patterns plus scissors and glue. A chalk or paint pen would also be ideal for the lettering and a black pen for outlining. ​ I used a Uni-pin pen, but a biro will work too.